I think it's the same as the one where it shows the other Pixar characters first but it's in 3D. I'd seen Bolt in 3D three times (kind of), with a week or two between each visit but I never saw the 3D Up trailer until the last time.

I saw a 3D trailer for Up yesterday that was pretty cool.

Good job.

John K. is funny. When he gets something right he gets it really right. When he gets something wrong he gets it really wrong. Very nice guy in person.

I've had an idea for a "Ghostbusters 3" for a while . . . but I'm not going to tell anyone.

My take: if they do a good job then great. If they don't then they should bother, but the fact that some sequels have done poorly doesn't prove that all sequels do. I've seen the first Ghostbusters many times and will see it many more times. I saw the second one once and may see it again if somebody...

Somebody e-mailed me about this so I posted it on the front page and have just now found this thread.

I don't understand why people are so concerned about pitting one film against another or one short against another. Just enjoy them all. That's my simple solution. "Hmm, there's a small chance that Ratatouille might be slightly better than WALL*E so I'm not quite sure if I should bother seeing WALL*...

Very minor spoilers: There's a funny spork gag. There's a weird Bobby McFerrin reference. John Ratzenberger plays a character named . . . drum roll, please . . . John. There's an unusual Finding Nemo reference. All sorts of imagery in the credits, including homages to Van Gogh, animation that was pr...

I remember about twenty years ago George Carlin was making a comeback to the comedy scene and my dad said, "Oh, I remember him from the 1950's."

Ratatouille: very well made film (and I've seen it numerous times and bought the special edition w/ bonus disc at Target and I have the Little Golden Book based on "Your Friend the Rat," etc. . . . heck, I even ate at Gusteau's) BUT it is by no means a better movie than The Lion King. It's almost li...

I enjoyed it on the level of it being a fun Saturday matinee movie and it delivered on that level.

Wouldn't it be interesting to see Brad Bird direct a Star Wars movie (live action or CGI)?

I guess I'll finally be able to see Destino now. Hopefully this wave has better packaging.

It's because Kevin Lima didn't want the short showing with his film. And even though it wasn't a perfect demographic match with NT2 it's still fine with me because it's getting the short seen by some who might not otherwise see it. Every time I've seen it (and I've seen the Goofy short theatrically ...